Work on paper, not on the ground
A culvert is inaugurated in a file. The monsoon still floods the path. People know. They just have nowhere lasting to put the knowing.
From a ward in Bihar to a panchayat in Kerala, from a nagar palika in Gujarat to a village in Nagaland: roads that exist only on paper, tanks that never hold water. This site exists so anyone in India can write that down in public — without first asking permission from the people named in the report.
Local silence is how small scams become a way of life. A public record changes the cost of looking away.
A culvert is inaugurated in a file. The monsoon still floods the path. People know. They just have nowhere lasting to put the knowing.
Not a rant. A ledger line: village, vendor, sachiv, pradhan, when it happened, and a location link. Facts that can be checked.
Report while logged in to keep a private copy of everything you filed. Or report as a guest. Your phone and name stay hidden unless you choose otherwise.
“If it happened in the panchayat, it should not have to live only in a whisper.”
Panchayat Report was built for people who still live with the missing road, the missing wage, the missing tank. Search what others have already written. Add what your village still carries.
Be the first village to write in it. Reports appear here after a short review, so rumour does not drown fact.
Write the first reportRoads, drains, tanks and schools that villages say they still do not have.
Longer stories, after they have been read.
Every gram panchayat, nagar palika and municipal ward in the country can write here. Start with your state.